Afghanistan cricketer Ihsanullah Janat has been banned for 5 years

According to ACB's statement, Ihsanullah Janat broke the anti-corruption policy of ACB and ICC during the second season of the Kabul Premier League. The 26-year-old cricketer's punishment will come into effect after the ban is announced. Ihsanullah Janat breached Section 2.1.1 of the Anti-Corruption Policy, which deals with attempting to influence the outcome of a match illegally. Because of this, he has been banned from all cricket-related activities for 5 years.

Ihsanullah Janat admitted to the allegations against him and his involvement in corruption.
It should be noted that Ihsanullah Janat has played 20 international matches for Afghanistan in three editions. He made his debut against Zimbabwe in 2017. So far he has played 16 ODIs, 3 Tests, and 1 T20I. This Afghan cricketer last played for the country in 2022.

This ban on Ihsanullah is a big blow for Afghanistan cricket. Such harsh punishment for this young cricketer at the beginning of his career is disappointing for him and the country's cricket. He has been banned for 5 years for allegedly breaching the Kabul Premier League's anti-corruption policy. As a result of this punishment, he will not be able to participate in any level of cricket for the next five years. Ihsanullah Janat was known as a talented player in Afghanistan cricket.

The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) have taken a tough stand against corruption. This decision against Ihsanullah Khan sends a strong message to maintain integrity in cricket. ACB and ICC are ready to take stricter measures to prevent such activities among cricketers in the future.

This ban on saying Ihsanullah will serve as a warning to other players. All players need to stay away from such activities to maintain integrity and fair play in cricket. It is hoped that in the future, Afghanistan cricket will improve from corruption and keep its reputation intact on the world stage.